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T.L Drewes Renovating And Remodeling

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T.L Drewes Renovating And Remodeling

T.L. Drewes Construction is a licensed, insured general contractor in Bucks County, PA, with 20+ years’ experience. They offer full-service home renovations—kitchen, bathroom, basement, exterior, additions—as well as plumbing, electrical, carpentry, tile, painting.

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54 Bedford Pl, Morrisville, PA 19067 (215) 801-6184 https://tldrewespa.com/

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What's the best way to hang a Christmas wreath on the new door? Can a nail be used to suspend the wreath? Elaine Donnelly

Jessica Clark of American Quality Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Dec 7, 2016

We would suggest that in order not to damage a door, that you use an over the door hanger. An even bigger suggestion with an over the door hanger is adding a self adhesive felt dot to the back where i ... read more

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is it standard to hold a cooling unit up by a belt to prevent it from leaning? this belt slipped and was tighten to again to prevent it from leaking

Dennis Gehman of Gehman Design Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Sep 9, 2014

A belt doesn't sound like the proper material to hold anything related to air conditioning

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